Then Joe Warwick, and other staff on the small circulation British trade magazine, Restaurant, decided to do a quick poll of, mostly British, chefs and critics, who collectively nominated another little-known Catalan place, El Bulli, headed up by Ferran Adria.
Nominated collectively for 16 Academy Awards, "Carol," "Brooklyn," "Trumbo" and "Bridge of Spies" offer a group portrait of white midcentury America that goes beyond postcard-pretty visuals to depict a postwar era brimming with an optimism tinged with strict conformity and below-the-surface anxieties.
"For one, the state's political establishment's toes collectively curl up at the prospect of nominating one of the other candidates: Ron Paul, Newt Gingrich or Rick Santorum.
The workshop was attended by 80 STEM faculty (the majority of whom were nominated by their universities' Vice Provosts) who collectively considered how effective and promising WTL approaches could be applied in courses they teach, and who developed recommendations for the next steps in the research process to advance understanding of effective uses of WTL practices in STEM education.
In the U.S., Alibaba's top 28 partners -- who collectively own a roughly 10% stake in the company -- would have the right to nominate the majority of the board, which would then be subject to a shareholder vote.
Beyoncé, Mary J. Blige and Alicia Keys have reigned in near-oligarchic fashion for the last several years, collectively winning the Grammy for best female R&B vocal performance (one of the five categories in which Ms. Sullivan is nominated) every year since 2002, except for a rude interruption by Mariah Carey in 2006.
A few weeks before she was nominated for Vice-President, she told a visiting journalist — Philip Gourevitch, of this magazine — that "we're set up, unlike other states in the union, where it's collectively Alaskans own the resources.
Barcelona dominated collectively.
— collectively minded," Lemaitre said.
